United States v. Bono

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• convening authority’s reduction of sentence post-trial rendered deficient representation at trial harmless and prevented appellant from suffering substantial prejudice
• convening authority’s reduction of sentence post-trial rendered deficient representation at trial harmless and prevented appellant from suffering substantial prejudice
• finding ineffective assistance of counsel to not object to admission of an appellant’s confession to totally unrelated misconduct from that for which he pleaded guilty
• finding ineffective assis- tance of counsel to not object to admission of an appellant’s confession to totally unrelated misconduct from that for which he pleaded guilty
• defense counsel’s introduction of evidence that appellant was not amenable to rehabilitation and that his mental status did not mitigate his conduct was ineffective assistance
• \We do not mean to imply that a finding of plain error will automatically equate to ineffective assistance of counsel.\

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Other cases named United States v. Bono

4 other CourtListener records share this case name.

• United States v. Bono
  Third Circuit· 1974-08-09
• United States v. Bono
  Third Circuit· 1980-06-11
• United States v. Bono
  Eleventh Circuit· 1988-08-19
• United States v. Bono
  Eleventh Circuit· 1994-04-06